Supercomputer predicts Liverpool's final Premier League standing after home defeat to Arsenal.
On 2 Nov 2026 GMT+7, Opta, the football statistics expert, released its latest supercomputer prediction on where Liverpool might finish in the English Premier League table for the 2026-27 season.
Liverpool suffered a 0-1 home loss to Arsenal, marking their second defeat in nine Premier League matches this season. The Reds remain 5th on the table with 15 points, now 9 points behind Arsenal, who have risen to the top of the standings.
Opta's supercomputer calculated Liverpool's chances of winning the 2026-27 Premier League title, competing against defending champions Arsenal and second-placed Manchester City, have dropped from 4.69% to 3.06%.
Liverpool's most likely outcome is finishing in the top 4, securing a UEFA Champions League spot, but this probability has decreased from 56.47% to 48.47%. Meanwhile, the chance of dropping to the Europa League qualification spot has risen from 12.16% to 13.84%.
Champions: 3.06%
4th place (most likely position): 17.37%
Qualify for UCL (top 4 finish): 48.47%
Qualify for Europa League (5th place): 13.84%
Relegation: 0.15%